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College and Career Readiness

With Proper Preparation, All Students Can Be Successful in Their Post-Secondary Endeavors

Education in the Appalachian States Information Series
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Graduating high school students must be adequately prepared to enter post-secondary training or employment, without the need for remediation, in order to take their places as independent adults and informed citizens. College and career readiness has taken the forefront of national and state education policy. ICF's information brief on college and career readiness presents our nation's progress as well as the specific strategies being implemented at the state level to make progress toward this goal.

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  • Senior AssociateICF International

    Allison Nebbergall has expertise in social science and education research, including multisite, large-scale, randomized, controlled trials in schools. She currently plays a key role in the evaluations of the Diplomas Now and Junior Achievement programs. Dr. Nebbergall is a certified school psychologist and has worked in urban and suburban public schools, where she provided a full range of psychological services to students, staff, and families.

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Published: Dec 14, 2011
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